A room at Chariot, a psilocybin service center in Portland.Lizzy Acker/The Oregonian
Before Oregon even launched its legal psilocybin program last year, one of the main questions inside the industry was: How will people who might benefit from but can’t afford the experience access legal psilocybin treatment?
The Psilocybin Access Fund, which opened applications Monday for individual grants to support legal psychedelic mushroom experiences in Oregon, is hoping to create a more equitable system.
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